The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-13
s,ed a good deal in order 10 have been
NEAR THE POOR AND NEEDY

but because the Tunes require Dr. AN t"m-
PEELED 10 speak 30 YOU rs do. 10 teach you
the difference between the falsehoois, crimes
and chicaneries OF a mere ecclesiastical ma
chimes and that ideal church Of which Christ
is the Sponsor and Master We must learn
10 distinguish between men and Christ;
between reverence for an authority when
edihes and obedience 20 n mere machine. IL
is a notorious fact that
RELIGION Is vAyISHISc FAST
from among us. and that the Roman Catholic
countries fall quicker and deeper into athe-
ism and crime than others and The people
there grow 10 hate the priests The truest
devotion 30 the church is ssan where IL Is in
the minority and has little power"
The speaker here reiterated his former
statement that BE knew il had ice1 intended
10 have o papal uuncio at Washington. He
continued AS long as Catholic people CON
tinue 10 lot tine pope DO as he rlaasa in poii-
tics as vel o.. in religion 80 long viii the
Irish. German and American poor be sold
out for any price that Rome can eot, IN the
hope Of strengthening and restoring the tenn
poral power Of the machine TIE papacy IS
a machine with nothing hu. the cupidity
and lust for money and power and it is the
knowledge Of this that has
RUINED ALL CATHOLIC COUNTRIES
and plunged them into atheism. admit
that This is hardly the kind of sermon !
W Guild have preached from the pulpit OF ~
Stc0hcn's II would have been my first aud
last q that kind But they have turned me
ont of ST. Stephens The machine has made
a mistake Chi, time
1T HAS LIBERATED NE.
In a moment Of blindness and folly II has
created such a condition Of affairs that there
is no reason why l should restrain my true
continents
"ft is true that for many years have not
bcea blind % these truths. yet ] have re-
pressed myself where l could have reproved,
So That ! would be allowed 10 continue
pr lchng and enjoying priestly communion
with God ] could suffer all hut being cut
of from that holy communion, which is so
much o. us men who are cut of from all
lu.s of The flesh. While endeavoring to
perform my priestly duties, and in
ail glance To- my conscience, once
went forth on semi-poiticol platform,
attracted not politics, bot by humanity, 70
SHOW HOW 4 PRIEST COULD sYMPATuIzE
in relieving the wants Of the masses. They
Islander me who call me politician now
preach the fathcrho0d of God and the
brotherhood Of man. The fools forget that
never apparel on a political platform
never took the stump for Cleveland. they lie
who say did, / may have been betrayed
info talking iu favor OF Ciev land, and once.
when welcoming my friend Mr. insolvency,
/ said something in the presidents favor.
il was the nearest approach 10 political
speech ever made. and d. was in referencet %
The Catholic church. An effort had been
made TO drag religion into politics. Bitter
feeling had tc.n created by Cleveland veto
inr grant of S2j. 900 20 the Catholic pro-
tect0ry. / said then that Cleveland was
right and ] say so now When ! went TO
ChickoIing ball on the lst of OCTOBER last
went there in the cause of humanity. When
% certain little gentleman ia thi, city forbade
me 90 keep my engagement ] felt it 20 be
MY DUTY TO NEGLECT TIE MANDATE,
and / went there But / sent an olive branch
To- the little gentleman in qucstion-in fact,
sent an olive tree-with au explanation and
a apology. and with statement that !
would respect bis wishes during the rest of .
tine election campaign As you all know, .
the result was my suspension for two weeks.
II is rather ludicrous idea for little man
To spank a little boy, especially when the
little boy is AN American citizen 80 years old
ami nearly twcnty-six years i'm the priest
hood Archbishop Corrigan spoke all De
dared which could he dictated by vindictive-
ICES, against me, and while bee would make it
ont that
WAS so LONGER FIT TO RULE
So. Stephen, church, still he would allow me T.
10 he pastor of the souls Of the poor parish .
toner's Of Middletown
Referring to the insinuation that like other
priests who have been accommodated he
would get married, Dr. McGlynn solemuly
declared that be would never marry, and
that hi, bride forever was the church. DIR.
2lcGiyun then reviewed the points i'm his case,
and reiuted the charges against him. No one
but God would divorce him from his land
theory. The speaker said he had received "a
postoilice notice that there was registered
letter for him. and had sent friend to get
the letter. but up TO this morning
HAD NOT RECEIVED IT,
nor the notice it was supposed 20 contain. .
lie had therefore this morning partaken Of
the sacrament. Ina conclusion be said that
when asked, "What are you going to DO
about it" he could only say, ITO be con- .
tinued in the next chapter
The address was frequently applauied. /
Henry George and others also spoke